Here are the Microsoft Word documents for the "Lesson in a Box" activities for 2012. They are a great addition to classroom learning, but I am including them here because it is important to read through the directions / lessons ahead of time. You will not be able to go grab one to fill some spare time if you have not prepared to use it ahead of time. Also, make sure that you replace any consumables each time you borrow your school's "Lesson in a Box," so that it is ready for the next teacher that would like to use it.
All of these lessons were pre-designed by Jenny Kane, the Adams County Reading Specialist. (She has also given credit to the various websites and resources that she used to put these items together.)
The Rules for Using a Lesson in a Box 1. Always look over the lesson at least one day in advance to be sure that you understand the lesson and what you will have to do. 2. Check the box for the necessary supplies. (Sometimes they are missing.) 3. Always replace the consumable supplies that you used in the box, clean the items, etc. before returning the lesson. 4. Return the box to your school’s designated Lesson in a Box zone.
All of these lessons were pre-designed by Jenny Kane, the Adams County Reading Specialist. (She has also given credit to the various websites and resources that she used to put these items together.)
The Rules for Using a Lesson in a Box
1. Always look over the lesson at least one day in advance to be sure that you understand the lesson and what you will have to do.
2. Check the box for the necessary supplies. (Sometimes they are missing.)
3. Always replace the consumable supplies that you used in the box, clean the items, etc. before returning the lesson.
4. Return the box to your school’s designated Lesson in a Box zone.
Enjoy!
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